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The Tar River Center for History and Culture Kicks Off 2015 with Annual Joseph E. Elmore Lecture January 29

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 Education, Things To Do

LOUISBURG, N.C.—The Tar River Center for History and Culture is proud to announce its 2014-2015 Lecture Series, focusing on “The Early Development of the Tar River Valley of North Carolina.” Lectures are held Thursday evenings, beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the Benson Chapel of Louisburg College. All are free and open to the public. Parking is available in front of the chapel and adjacent to the Jones Performing Arts Center (both parking areas are accessible from College Street, Louisburg). For …

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Attorney General Roy Cooper: Turn that gift card into a gift, soon

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 Crime, NC Elected Officials

Gift cards you got over the holidays should be considered cash that needs to be spent, and sooner rather than later. If you set a gift card aside planning to use it in the future, you could be out of luck. The store could go out of business, or close the location near you making it more difficult to shop. You could misplace the card, or forget that you have it. Gift cards can also lose their value over time. …

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Cary Rail Depot Chosen as National Model for Return on Investment

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 News

Raleigh— N.C. Department of Transportation’s Cary Rail Depot has been selected by OneRail Coalition as one of six examples from around the country that have demonstrated a high return on investment of both public and private funding for rail projects. OneRail Coalition is comprised of rail stakeholders who work to educate about the benefits of a strong passenger and freight rail system. On Dec. 2 OneRail Coalition hosted a briefing on Capitol Hill where they highlighted successful passenger and freight projects …

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Middle and High School News January 12-16, 2015

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 Education

  VANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS   WEEKLY SCHOOL NEWS   Volume 3, Issue 20 A Publication for Middle and High Schools January 12-16, 2015       The MISSION of Vance County Schools is to be committed to educating all students to prepare them for lifelong learning and productive citizenship.   IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS       Exams continue through the week at Northern Vance, Southern Vance and Western   Vance high schools. Middle schools will operate on a normal schedule during …

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Senator Angela Bryant: Various Employment Opportunities- January 2015

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 NC Elected Officials

  Alert from the Office of Senator Bryant   If you no longer wish to receive information from our office, please click here   LILLIAN’S LIST EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Lillian’s List is excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for the position of Development and Communications Associate! This position involves fundraising and communications, with a special emphasis on development services, including database management, direct mail programs, special events, research, and office systems.  The Development and Communications Associate reports to …

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Vance County Board of Commissioners Special Meeting Notice January 21, 2015

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 County Business

Vance County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting Wednesday, January 21, 2015 at 12:00 noon in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room.  The purpose is to enter into closed session to discuss personnel matters.

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Elementary School News January 12-16, 2015

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 Education

  VANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS       ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS   Volume 2 Issue 20                          January 12-16, 2015       The MISSION of Vance County Schools is to be committed to educating all students to prepare them for lifelong learning and productive citizenship.   IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS   The Vance County Board of Education meets on Monday at 7 p.m. in the Board Room of the Administrative Services Center on Graham Avenue in Henderson.   A Teacher Talk session will …

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Representative Nathan Baskerville: Redistricting Laws Upheld

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 NC Elected Officials

Raleigh, NC— After a grueling twelve months of lawsuits, arguments, and debates, the NC Supreme Court recently issued a ruling upholding Republican-drawn and highly controversial congressional and legislative districts. Opponents of the new districts quickly raised a legal challenge, arguing that the redistricting maps were overtly political and designed to dilute the impact of minority voters. Critics of the new redistricting also plan to highlight their reasoning and evidence as they file suit in front of the United States Supreme …

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Martin Luther King Jr Events in Vance County and Surrounding Areas

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 NC Elected Officials, Things To Do

Courtesy of Senator Angela Bryant are the following 2 events.  If you know of more please comment below! Wednesday, January 14, 2015 – 11:00am-12:00pm – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, Civic Center, Vance-Granville Community College’s Main Campus, 200 Community College Road, Henderson, NC, Keynote speaker: Retired Colonel Archie Taylor, recently elected to chair the Vance County Board of Commissioners.  Inclement weather date: Wednesday, January 21, 11 am.  For more information, contact Melanie Copeland at 252-738-3271 or at copelandm@vgcc.edu.   …

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Tuesday Open Line

Submitted Article January 13, 2015 Open Lines

Couch potatoes can trace their roots to this date in 1928 when three experimental television sets were installed in private homes in Schenectady, New York. Not that there was much to see, the test broadcast by General Electric and RCA being of a person smoking, followed by a man playing a ukulele. The first home receivers’ screens were only 1½ inches square; a far cry from today’s theater-sized flat screens. And in another departure from 1928’s lonely three, the percentage …

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Congresswoman Renee Ellmers: A New American Congress

Submitted Article January 12, 2015 NC Elected Officials

Video of the Week: Republicans have a true opportunity to lead in this New Year, and I look forward to passing conservative solutions to resolve everyday problems that each of you are facing. I made a brief video to discuss the opportunities and legislation we have already accomplished our first week back, and I hope you’ll take a moment to click here or on the picture above to watch it.   Happy New Year to each of you! This past …

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White House Weekly Address: America’s Resurgence Is Real

Submitted Article January 12, 2015 White House

In this week’s address, President Obama discussed the economic gains we made in 2014, which was the strongest year for job growth since the 1990s. In the coming weeks, the President will continue to preview his State of the Union address and the agenda he’ll put forward to build on that progress. The President will showcase ways he’s working to help every American get ahead in the new year, like plans he announced this week to make community college free …

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Monday Open Line

Submitted Article January 12, 2015 Open Lines

Near this date in 49 B.C., Julius Caesar, leading the 13th Roman legion, crossed the Rubicon. That minor river in northeastern Italy marked a boundary south of which a Roman general could not bring his troops. Crossing the Rubicon, which has since come to mean passing a point of no return, precipitated a civil war. Caesar triumphed, effectively ending the Roman republic and launching imperial Rome. Many generations later, the descendants of the Romans crossed a more formidable water barrier: …

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City of Henderson City Council Meeting Monday, January 12th, 2015

Submitted Article January 11, 2015 City Business

Henderson City Council Regular Meeting Monday, 12 January 2015 6:00 PM City Hall Council Chambers, 134 Rose Ave., Henderson, NC 27536 Download the full packet here:  20150112_coh_agenda_packet.pdf I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE IV. OPENING REMARKSIn order to provide for the highest standards of ethical behavior and Transparency in Governanceas well as provide for good and open government, the City Council has approved Core Valuesregarding Ethical Behavior1 and Transparency in Governance2. The Mayor …

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VGCC Practical Nursing Graduates receive pins

Submitted Article January 9, 2015 Education

Vance-Granville Community College honored 21 students who have completed its one-year Practical Nursing program during a pinning ceremony on Dec. 16 in the Civic Center on the college’s Main Campus. Upon receiving diplomas, graduates of the program are eligible to sit for the national exam for licensed practical nurses (NCLEX-PN). Among the graduates recognized at the ceremony were Lydia Travis of Butner; Brittany Champion of Creedmoor; Colby Johnson and Daniel Ongeri, both of Durham; Charidy Scott of Franklinton; Jamie Clopton …

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Senator Richard Burr: Intel Chairmanship, Paris, and Higher Education

Submitted Article January 9, 2015 NC Elected Officials

This week is the beginning of the 114th Congress with a new Republican majority and a new North Carolina Senator sworn in. On Tuesday, Senator Tillis became the junior Senator from our state and I greatly look forward to working with him in the coming years. I also have officially taken over as the Chairman of the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. As you may know, I’ve spent the better part of two decades overseeing the work of our …

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White House: Two years of community college. For free.

Submitted Article January 9, 2015 Education, White House

Yesterday, the President announced his “America’s College Promise” proposal. It makes two years of community college free for responsible students. Yes, you read that right. Under his plan, any student who earns good grades would get two years of community college education at no cost. Get the facts on yesterday’s announcement, and pass it on to someone who stands to benefit from the President’s proposal. Think about this: The President’s new proposal would let students earn the first half of …

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Friday / Weekend Open Lines

Submitted Article January 9, 2015 Open Lines

If you feel a special, hair-raising electricity in the air today, well that’s no wonder — it’s National Static Electricity Day. Static electricity is the result of an imbalance between negative and positive charges in an object. These charges build up on the surface until they are discharged. This commonly happens when you shuffle about when the humidity is very low and then touch a conductor, such as a door handle or your pet’s wet nose. Static electricity has uses …

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Chamber Ribbon Cutting – TEGARRIS Associates Realty, Inc.

Submitted Article January 8, 2015 Business

A ribbon cutting and Business After Hours ceremony was held on Thursday, December 18th at 5:30 PM for Tegarris Associates Realty  to celebrate their membership with the Chamber and to showcase their business and all that they have to offer.    Tegarris Associates Realty is a trusted name in the North Carolina realty community.  They have a history of providing quality and affordable realty since 1980. Their superior customer satisfaction has been the key to their sustainability and progress. Thirty …

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Agricultural Entrepreneurship Program to be offered again at VGCC beginning February 3

Submitted Article January 8, 2015 Agriculture, Business

The Small Business Center and the Project Skill-UP Departments of Vance-Granville Community College are pleased to announce another offering of the NC REAL AGRICULTURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAM. Date:  Tuesdays, February 3 – March 17, 2015; 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM Instructor:  Carrie Harvey Location:  Oxford Recreational Complex Hix Gym Classroom Tuition:  $70  Textbook – $25 Tuition scholarships available to those who qualify. Do not delay, register today.  The program is limited to the first 20 students.  You may register here. The …

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